Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson was the 18th president of Clark College from 1965 until his death in 1976. A native of Bristol, Tennessee, Henderson completed a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics from North Carolina College in Durham in 1947. He earned his Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy degrees in Economics from the University of Iowa in 1949 and 1952, respectively. The Vivian Wilson Henderson Papers document Dr. Henderson's personal and professional activities spanning the years 1940 to 1976. The photographs in the collection date primarily from the 1960s and document Henderson's activities at Clark College as well as his family life. Photographs of Dr. Henderson's wife, Anna, and children are included. At the AUC Robert W. Woodruff Library we are always striving to improve our digital collections. We welcome additional information about people, places, or events depicted in any of the works in this collection. To submit information, please contact us at DSD@auctr.edu. 
Jun 24, 2019

Vivian Henderson Papers

Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson was the 18th president of Clark College from 1965 until his death in 1976. A native of Bristol, Tennessee, Henderson completed a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics from North Carolina College in Durham in 1947. He earned his Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy degrees in Economics from the University of Iowa in 1949 and 1952, respectively. The Vivian Wilson Henderson Papers document Dr. Henderson's personal and professional activities spanning the years 1940 to 1976. The photographs in the collection date primarily from the 1960s and document Henderson's activities at Clark College as well as his family life. Photographs of Dr. Henderson's wife, Anna, and children are included.

At the AUC Robert W. Woodruff Library we are always striving to improve our digital collections. We welcome additional information about people, places, or events depicted in any of the works in this collection. To submit information, please contact us at DSD@auctr.edu. 
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Dr. Vivian Henderson and his wife Anna Henderson speaking with an unidentified woman.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Mr. and Mrs. Henderson, circa 1970
Date Created
1965/1975
Description
Dr. Vivian Henderson and his wife Anna Henderson speaking with an unidentified woman.
Subject
African American universities and colleges, African Americans--Education, Presidents, Events and programs
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
This audio recording contains a speech delivered at a convocation ceremony at DePaul University by Dr. Vivian Henderson. He discusses the importance of equality of access rather than equality of opportunity and the unrealistic expectations of African Americans relating to the availability of housing, education, and employment. He discusses the responses white people have used in regards to the slogan Black Power! Dr. Henderson also urges that people adopt the ideal that the nation should have a racially integrated society, and he also shares his opinions about civil rights activist and Pan-Africanist, Stokely Carmichael (later known as Kwame Ture).
Vivian Henderson Papers
Black Power, circa 1970
Date Created
1965/1975
Description
This audio recording contains a speech delivered at a convocation ceremony at DePaul University by Dr. Vivian Henderson. He discusses the importance of equality of access rather than equality of opportunity and the unrealistic expectations of African Americans relating to the availability of housing, education, and employment. He discusses the responses white people have used in regards to the slogan Black Power! Dr. Henderson also urges that people adopt the ideal that the nation should have a racially integrated society, and he also shares his opinions about civil rights activist and Pan-Africanist, Stokely Carmichael (later known as Kwame Ture).
Subject
Speeches, African Americans--Social conditions, Race relations
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
This audio recording contains speeches delivered at a conference focused on the understanding of and the solutions to the issue of poverty. Dr. Vivian Henderson begins by introducing and discussing the purpose of the conference. The conference is focused on addressing the problems of Southern economic development, primarily human resource problems and adjustment. Mr. Leon Kaiserling discusses the necessary dimensions for change and economic progress. Lyle Carter then discusses new improvements that need to be made in the economic American system in order to achieve progress as a nation. Mrs. Camille Jefferson outlines the findings of a study she conducted on poverty in a District of Columbia housing project. She also shares some of the pre- and post-experiences of her study, in which she moved to the project for 15 months. Mr. Homer Cooper declares the necessity of mobilizing the research tools that are available to aid in the war on poverty. Dr. George Wiley delineates the steps needed to be taken in order to truly eradicate poverty. Dr. Houseman argues for the reduction of welfare tax rates to get more people into the labor market and to continue supporting them once they are working.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Poverty Conference, circa 1970
Date Created
1965/1975
Description
This audio recording contains speeches delivered at a conference focused on the understanding of and the solutions to the issue of poverty. Dr. Vivian Henderson begins by introducing and discussing the purpose of the conference. The conference is focused on addressing the problems of Southern economic development, primarily human resource problems and adjustment. Mr. Leon Kaiserling discusses the necessary dimensions for change and economic progress. Lyle Carter then discusses new improvements that need to be made in the economic American system in order to achieve progress as a nation. Mrs. Camille Jefferson outlines the findings of a study she conducted on poverty in a District of Columbia housing project. She also shares some of the pre- and post-experiences of her study, in which she moved to the project for 15 months. Mr. Homer Cooper declares the necessity of mobilizing the research tools that are available to aid in the war on poverty. Dr. George Wiley delineates the steps needed to be taken in order to truly eradicate poverty. Dr. Houseman argues for the reduction of welfare tax rates to get more people into the labor market and to continue supporting them once they are working.
Subject
Speeches, African Americans--Politics and government, African Americans--Economic conditions, African American universities and colleges
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson with unidentified men serving on a consultation committee at the United States Department of Labor.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Henderson and a Consultation Committee of the USDL, circa 1970
Date Created
1965/1975
Description
Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson with unidentified men serving on a consultation committee at the United States Department of Labor.
Subject
Presidents, African American universities and colleges, African Americans--Education
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
Dr. Vivian Henderson and a group of unidentified men at a Clark College Commencement Ceremony.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Commencement Proceedings, circa 1970
Date Created
1965/1975
Description
Dr. Vivian Henderson and a group of unidentified men at a Clark College Commencement Ceremony.
Subject
Presidents, African American universities and colleges, African Americans--Education, Commencement ceremonies
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
Portrait of Kimberly Anne Henderson, daughter of Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Kimberly Henderson, circa 1970
Date Created
1965/1975
Description
Portrait of Kimberly Anne Henderson, daughter of Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson.
Subject
Children, African Americans--Georgia--Atlanta
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
In this undated audio recording, an unidentified representative of Fisk University in Nashville, Tennessee, addresses a group of unidentified people on the topic of the Fisk University Honors Program. The speaker mentions that Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson was on the committee that set the program up. He argues that the Honors Program needs to be particularly thoughtful about the choice of director, but that it is even more important to have a strong committee so that the program does not become a one man operation. The speaker also insists that it is better to separate the honors students from other students at the university.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Fisk University Honors, circa 1970
Date Created
1965/1975
Description
In this undated audio recording, an unidentified representative of Fisk University in Nashville, Tennessee, addresses a group of unidentified people on the topic of the Fisk University Honors Program. The speaker mentions that Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson was on the committee that set the program up. He argues that the Honors Program needs to be particularly thoughtful about the choice of director, but that it is even more important to have a strong committee so that the program does not become a one man operation. The speaker also insists that it is better to separate the honors students from other students at the university.
Subject
African American universities and colleges, Education--Curricula, Speeches
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
This undated audio recording captures a meeting of unidentified men, perhaps including Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson, president of Clark College, serving on an unidentified committee. The discussion focuses on the role of Institutional Services versus the role of Administration in relation to the pursuit of funding opportunities from the United Negro College Fund (UNCF) and other funding organizations.
Vivian Henderson Papers
United Negro College Fund Meeting, circa 1970
Date Created
1965/1975
Description
This undated audio recording captures a meeting of unidentified men, perhaps including Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson, president of Clark College, serving on an unidentified committee. The discussion focuses on the role of Institutional Services versus the role of Administration in relation to the pursuit of funding opportunities from the United Negro College Fund (UNCF) and other funding organizations.
Subject
African American universities and colleges, African Americans--Education, Associations, institutions, etc.
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
An unidentified man speaking at a Clark College Commencement Ceremony.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Commencement Proceedings, circa 1970
Date Created
1965/1975
Description
An unidentified man speaking at a Clark College Commencement Ceremony.
Subject
African American universities and colleges, African Americans--Education, Commencement ceremonies
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
This audio recording contains two parts. The first part consists of Henderson speaking about the restructuring of the ghetto. He believes the ghetto is not an economically viable structure in our society. He also thinks the solution to this problem is to desegregate the ghetto. The second part of the audio contains a recording of a radio show, titled What Must Be Done, led by Percy Sutten. Dr. Vivian Henderson, Mr. Robert Theofold, and Dr. Robert Netser address what can and must be done by the listener in order to solve the issues of the ghetto and the Black community.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Dr. Henderson, Part I, circa 1970
Date Created
1965/1975
Description
This audio recording contains two parts. The first part consists of Henderson speaking about the restructuring of the ghetto. He believes the ghetto is not an economically viable structure in our society. He also thinks the solution to this problem is to desegregate the ghetto. The second part of the audio contains a recording of a radio show, titled What Must Be Done, led by Percy Sutten. Dr. Vivian Henderson, Mr. Robert Theofold, and Dr. Robert Netser address what can and must be done by the listener in order to solve the issues of the ghetto and the Black community.
Subject
Speeches, African Americans--Social conditions, African Americans--Economic conditions, African American universities and colleges
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
Portrait of Wyonella Marie Henderson, daughter of Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson and Anna Henderson.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Wyonella Marie Henderson, circa 1970
Date Created
1965/1975
Description
Portrait of Wyonella Marie Henderson, daughter of Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson and Anna Henderson.
Subject
African Americans--Georgia--Atlanta, African American women
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
In this audio recording, Joann Ross speaks on the difficulties of being black in the education system. Ross discusses the problem of the Black Syndrome, the assumption that black children are not as high of achievers as the rest of the children in the education system. She urges teachers to evaluate themselves each year to determine if they are effective in reaching all students. Ross closes by discussing innovative educational practices among college and university campuses.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Innovative Education and the Education System, circa 1970
Date Created
1965/1975
Description
In this audio recording, Joann Ross speaks on the difficulties of being black in the education system. Ross discusses the problem of the Black Syndrome, the assumption that black children are not as high of achievers as the rest of the children in the education system. She urges teachers to evaluate themselves each year to determine if they are effective in reaching all students. Ross closes by discussing innovative educational practices among college and university campuses.
Subject
African Americans--Education, Early childhood education, College students
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson presenting a graduate with his degree at a commencement ceremony at Clark College in Atlanta, Georgia.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Commencement Proceedings, circa 1970
Date Created
1965/1975
Description
Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson presenting a graduate with his degree at a commencement ceremony at Clark College in Atlanta, Georgia.
Subject
Presidents, African American universities and colleges, African Americans--Education, Commencement ceremonies
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
Graduation Portrait of Karen Henderson, relative of Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Karen Valentine, circa 1970
Date Created
1965/1975
Description
Graduation Portrait of Karen Henderson, relative of Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson.
Subject
African American families, African American teenagers
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson presenting a graduate with her degree at a commencement ceremony at Clark College in Atlanta, Georgia.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Commencement Proceedings, circa 1970
Date Created
1965/1975
Description
Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson presenting a graduate with her degree at a commencement ceremony at Clark College in Atlanta, Georgia.
Subject
Presidents, African American universities and colleges, African Americans--Education, Commencement ceremonies
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
Man speaking at Clark College commencement.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Commencement Proceedings, circa 1970
Date Created
1965/1975
Description
Man speaking at Clark College commencement.
Subject
African American universities and colleges, African Americans--Education, Commencement ceremonies
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
This audio recording consists of five different speakers from various fields speaking on ideas to improve the welfare system in order to better help the poor. The first speaker is Ed Sparrow. Sparrow speaks on the legal rights of the poor. He discusses how the welfare department holds all the power when it comes to the life and death of the poor because their lives depend on the amount of welfare assistance they receive. The second speaker is Dr. Green who discusses the idea of adopting a negative income tax. He explains how it would work as well as who would be eligible. The third speaker is Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson, 18th president of Clark College. Dr. Henderson discusses the unbalanced occupational structure of the Negro labor force and argues that income maintenance programs such as the negative income tax will not actually solve the problems with welfare. The next speaker, John Fields, discusses inter-government relationships and how they affect the solution process of welfare needs. He urges the different government officials to work together to solve problems. The last speaker is the Honorable Charles L. Weltner, former US congressman. Weltner argues that minimum wage puts people out of work. He begs institutions and agencies to work harder to create a better means of teaching skills today for the tasks of tomorrow. The recording ends with a question and answer session with the speakers and members of the audience.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Dr. Henderson Part II, circa 1970
Date Created
1965/1975
Description
This audio recording consists of five different speakers from various fields speaking on ideas to improve the welfare system in order to better help the poor. The first speaker is Ed Sparrow. Sparrow speaks on the legal rights of the poor. He discusses how the welfare department holds all the power when it comes to the life and death of the poor because their lives depend on the amount of welfare assistance they receive. The second speaker is Dr. Green who discusses the idea of adopting a negative income tax. He explains how it would work as well as who would be eligible. The third speaker is Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson, 18th president of Clark College. Dr. Henderson discusses the unbalanced occupational structure of the Negro labor force and argues that income maintenance programs such as the negative income tax will not actually solve the problems with welfare. The next speaker, John Fields, discusses inter-government relationships and how they affect the solution process of welfare needs. He urges the different government officials to work together to solve problems. The last speaker is the Honorable Charles L. Weltner, former US congressman. Weltner argues that minimum wage puts people out of work. He begs institutions and agencies to work harder to create a better means of teaching skills today for the tasks of tomorrow. The recording ends with a question and answer session with the speakers and members of the audience.
Subject
Speeches, African Americans--Politics and government, African Americans--Economic conditions, African American universities and colleges
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
Group portrait of Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson with two former Clark College Presidents: Dr. Matthew Davage and Dr. James P. Brawley.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Vivian Henderson, Brawley, and Davage, circa 1970
Date Created
1965/1975
Description
Group portrait of Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson with two former Clark College Presidents: Dr. Matthew Davage and Dr. James P. Brawley.
Subject
Presidents, African American universities and colleges, African Americans--Education
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson, president of Clark College, seated with Herman Long, president of Talladega College, and an unidentified man.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Herman Long and Two Men Seated with Vivian Henderson, circa 1970
Date Created
1965/1975
Description
Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson, president of Clark College, seated with Herman Long, president of Talladega College, and an unidentified man.
Subject
African Americans--Education, Presidents, African American universities and colleges
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
E.L. Simon speaking at an event.
Vivian Henderson Papers
E.L. Simon, circa 1970
Date Created
1965/1975
Description
E.L. Simon speaking at an event.
Subject
African American universities and colleges, African Americans--Education, Speeches, Events and programs
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson presenting a graduate with her degree at a commencement ceremony at Clark College in Atlanta, Georgia.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Commencement Proceedings, circa 1970
Date Created
1965/1975
Description
Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson presenting a graduate with her degree at a commencement ceremony at Clark College in Atlanta, Georgia.
Subject
Presidents, African American universities and colleges, African Americans--Education, Commencement ceremonies
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
In this undated audio recording, an unidentified speaker discusses the question of economic development in ghettos. He argues that the ghetto problem is the main pressing problem of cities everywhere. He also explores obstacles and opportunities for investing in these communities.
Vivian Henderson Papers
National Business Planning Team, circa 1970
Date Created
1965/1975
Description
In this undated audio recording, an unidentified speaker discusses the question of economic development in ghettos. He argues that the ghetto problem is the main pressing problem of cities everywhere. He also explores obstacles and opportunities for investing in these communities.
Subject
Speeches, African American universities and colleges, African Americans--Economic conditions
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson presenting a graduate with his degree at a commencement ceremony at Clark College in Atlanta, Georgia.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Commencement Proceedings, circa 1970
Date Created
1965/1975
Description
Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson presenting a graduate with his degree at a commencement ceremony at Clark College in Atlanta, Georgia.
Subject
Presidents, African American universities and colleges, African Americans--Education, Commencement ceremonies
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
Portrait of Kimberly Anne Henderson, daughter of Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Kimberly Henderson, circa 1970
Date Created
1965/1975
Description
Portrait of Kimberly Anne Henderson, daughter of Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson.
Subject
Children, African Americans--Georgia--Atlanta
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson presenting an award to an unidentified recipient.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Commencement Proceedings, circa 1970
Date Created
1965/1975
Description
Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson presenting an award to an unidentified recipient.
Subject
Presidents, African American universities and colleges, African Americans--Education, Commencement ceremonies
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
Vivian Wilson Henderson, at a commencement ceremony at Clark College in Atlanta, Georgia.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Commencement Proceedings, circa 1970
Date Created
1965/1975
Description
Vivian Wilson Henderson, at a commencement ceremony at Clark College in Atlanta, Georgia.
Subject
Presidents, African American universities and colleges, African Americans--Education, Commencement ceremonies
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
This audio recording contains a series known as What Must be Done. The series contains a panel and covers issues of the ghetto and the black community. This particular session deals with how to obtain the funding to solve the problems of the nearby urban areas. The panel discusses the widening of gap between the haves and the have-nots as well as how economics has become a branch of politics.
Vivian Henderson Papers
What Must Be Done, circa 1970
Date Created
1965/1975
Description
This audio recording contains a series known as What Must be Done. The series contains a panel and covers issues of the ghetto and the black community. This particular session deals with how to obtain the funding to solve the problems of the nearby urban areas. The panel discusses the widening of gap between the haves and the have-nots as well as how economics has become a branch of politics.
Subject
African Americans--Economic conditions, African Americans--Politics and government, African American neighborhoods
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
Vivian Wilson Henderson, at a commencement ceremony at Clark College in Atlanta, Georgia.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Commencement Proceedings, circa 1970
Date Created
1965/1975
Description
Vivian Wilson Henderson, at a commencement ceremony at Clark College in Atlanta, Georgia.
Subject
Presidents, African American universities and colleges, African Americans--Education, Commencement ceremonies
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
Dr. Vivian Henderson and an unidentified man at a Clark College Commencement Ceremony.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Commencement Proceedings, circa 1970
Date Created
1965/1975
Description
Dr. Vivian Henderson and an unidentified man at a Clark College Commencement Ceremony.
Subject
Presidents, African American universities and colleges, African Americans--Education, Commencement ceremonies
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
This undated audio recording consists of several songs composed by Arthur Richmond. The collection, titled Mother Freedom, was intended as a demo tape.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Mother Freedom Demo Tape, circa 1970
Date Created
1965/1975
Description
This undated audio recording consists of several songs composed by Arthur Richmond. The collection, titled Mother Freedom, was intended as a demo tape.
Subject
Music--Performance, Singers, Art
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
Group portrait of Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson, president of Clark College, with other notable men such as Hugh Gloster and Benjamin Mays, former Morehouse presidents, Clarence Coleman, director of the National Urban League, and Edward Simon.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Vivian Henderson, Gloster, Coleman, Simon, and Mays, circa 1970
Date Created
1965/175
Description
Group portrait of Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson, president of Clark College, with other notable men such as Hugh Gloster and Benjamin Mays, former Morehouse presidents, Clarence Coleman, director of the National Urban League, and Edward Simon.
Subject
Presidents, African American universities and colleges, African American men
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
Group portrait of the Henderson family. Appearing (left to right) are Anna Henderson, Dwight Cedric Henderson, Wyonella Marie Henderson, David Wayne Henderson, Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson, and Kimberly Anne Henderson.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Vivian W. Henderson and Family, 1965
Date Created
1965
Description
Group portrait of the Henderson family. Appearing (left to right) are Anna Henderson, Dwight Cedric Henderson, Wyonella Marie Henderson, David Wayne Henderson, Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson, and Kimberly Anne Henderson.
Subject
African American families, African Americans--Education, Presidents, African American universities and colleges
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
Wyonella Marie Henderson, daughter of Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson and Anna Henderson, sits in a highchair.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Wyonella Henderson, August 1964
Date Created
1964-08
Description
Wyonella Marie Henderson, daughter of Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson and Anna Henderson, sits in a highchair.
Subject
Children, African American families
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
A hut on the water, part of the Adventureland section of the Disneyland theme park in Anaheim, California.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Hut on the Water September 1962
Date Created
1962-09
Description
A hut on the water, part of the Adventureland section of the Disneyland theme park in Anaheim, California.
Subject
Presidents, African American families, African American universities and colleges
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
The Chicken of the Sea Pirate Ship and Restaurant at the Disneyland theme park in Anaheim, California.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Pirate Ship, August 1962
Date Created
1962-08
Description
The Chicken of the Sea Pirate Ship and Restaurant at the Disneyland theme park in Anaheim, California.
Subject
Presidents, African American families, African American universities and colleges
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
View of a baseball game.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Baseball Field, August 1962
Date Created
1962-08
Description
View of a baseball game.
Subject
Presidents, African American families, African American universities and colleges
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
Unidentified children on stage during a play or theatrical program.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Children Stand on Stage, August 1961
Date Created
1961-08
Description
Unidentified children on stage during a play or theatrical program.
Subject
Children, African American families
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
Unidentified children holding baskets on the front steps of an unidentified building.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Children Holding Baskets, August 1961
Date Created
1961-08
Description
Unidentified children holding baskets on the front steps of an unidentified building.
Subject
Children, African American families
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
Unidentified women and children.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Henderson Family Children, August 1961
Date Created
1961-08
Description
Unidentified women and children.
Subject
Children, African American families
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
Unidentified children on a beach.
Vivian Henderson Papers
People at the Beach, August 1961
Date Created
1961-08
Description
Unidentified children on a beach.
Subject
Children, African American families
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson, president of Clark College, with unidentified students.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Vivian Henderson with Students, circa 1965
Date Created
1960/1970
Description
Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson, president of Clark College, with unidentified students.
Subject
African Americans--Education, Presidents, African American universities and colleges, College students
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
A man, possibly surnamed Brantley, speaking at an unidentified event.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Speaker at a Podium, circa 1965
Date Created
1960/1970
Description
A man, possibly surnamed Brantley, speaking at an unidentified event.
Subject
Events and programs, Speeches
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson, president of Clark College, with two men, one identified as the Vice President of Development.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Vivian Henderson and Vice President of Development, circa 1965
Date Created
1960/1970
Description
Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson, president of Clark College, with two men, one identified as the Vice President of Development.
Subject
African Americans--Education, Presidents, African American universities and colleges
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
People socialize at Clark College Freshmen Orientation.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Clark College Freshmen Orientation, circa 1960
Date Created
1960/1970
Description
People socialize at Clark College Freshmen Orientation.
Subject
African American universities and colleges, African Americans--Education, College students, Events and programs, Presidents
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
David Wayne Henderson (center child) and unidentified people on a boat, possibly the ferry to the Statue of Liberty in New York, New York.
Vivian Henderson Papers
David Henderson and Others, circa 1965
Date Created
1960/1970
Description
David Wayne Henderson (center child) and unidentified people on a boat, possibly the ferry to the Statue of Liberty in New York, New York.
Subject
African American families, Children
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson speaking at an unidentified event.
Vivian Henderson Papers
President Vivian Wilson Henderson, circa 1965
Date Created
1960/1970
Description
Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson speaking at an unidentified event.
Subject
African American universities and colleges, African Americans--Education, Presidents, Speeches
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
Anna Henderson watches her children play.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Anna Henderson and Children, circa 1965
Date Created
1960/1970
Description
Anna Henderson watches her children play.
Subject
Children, African American families
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
Dr.Vivian Wilson Henderson, president of Clark College, with unidentified students engaged in discussion.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Vivian Henderson with Students, circa 1965
Date Created
1960/1970
Description
Dr.Vivian Wilson Henderson, president of Clark College, with unidentified students engaged in discussion.
Subject
Presidents, African American universities and colleges, College students
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson speaking at an unidentified event.
Vivian Henderson Papers
President Vivian Wilson Henderson, circa 1965
Date Created
1960/1970
Description
Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson speaking at an unidentified event.
Subject
African American universities and colleges, African Americans--Education, Presidents, Speeches
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers
Portrait of Kimberly Anne Henderson, daughter of Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson.
Vivian Henderson Papers
Kimberly Henderson, circa 1965
Date Created
1960/1970
Description
Portrait of Kimberly Anne Henderson, daughter of Dr. Vivian Wilson Henderson.
Subject
Children, African Americans--Georgia--Atlanta
Collection
Vivian Henderson Papers